The Nordic Darts Masters which is set to be the inaugural World Series event to take place in Copenhagen has been moved to the weekend of October 23-24.
The likes of Michael van Gerwen, Peter Wright and the Queen of the Palace, Fallon Sherrock were due to take on the leading lights from the Nordic & Baltic region; including Darius Labanauskas and Madars Razma among others.
It was initially set to take place on June 12-13 at the Forum in Copenhagen; but due to the Coronavirus pandemic which has seen a slew of tournaments including Premier League, Players Championship and European Tour postponed; as well as the whole sporting and events industry effected, the decision has been taken.
The line-up will remain the same as previously announced;it will comprise of the first round ties before it concludes on the Saturday.
Three Danish representatives will also compete in the tournament; with the final place being confirmed through a PDCNB qualifier; shortly before proceedings take place.
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